Lord Nibbo
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They certainly look beefy, I didn't make enough slots in my cabinet did I
http://www.lie-nielsen.com/catalog.php?sku=corner
http://www.lie-nielsen.com/catalog.php?sku=corner
wizer":1f4l8o6f said:good luck sharpening those :shock:
Benchwayze":2vajtgzb said:That said, I agree with His Nibs. Them there LN's are nice chisels. This time the pocket book stays closed though! 8)
Benchwayze":2cia54j4 said:If you cut a mortice with hand-tools though, you won't need a 'corner-chisel'. So thinking about it, is this is a hand tool that only a machinist needs?
I think Rod's right, a tool that's not really needed as the standard bevel edge chisel will do the job just as well. I cut all my mortises with router now and just use normal LN chisels to square out the ends - RobHarbo":1g84g1bj said:Chisel never used again even for things like hinges - much easier to use a standard chisel?
Rod
Lord Nibbo":1skiychu said:They certainly look beefy, I didn't make enough slots in my cabinet did I
http://www.lie-nielsen.com/catalog.php?sku=corner
Can't see the point there either. I square my hinge mortices with a 25mm bevel edged chisel without any problems.jonbikebod":oa6h8hu6 said:I have heard it suggested that these right angle versions can be used to square the corners of butt hinge mortises that have been created with a power router and template and so have the router cutters radius at the corners.
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